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sets, has got there by hard worl. and q
certain business ability which he brought
with him from Wachcnheim, Bavaria. where
he was born ffty-sly years ago. Leopold
came over 10 this country when he was T.
years Of age, and got a place as orrind
boy in Sandwich, y. II. lie moved from
there to Now Bedford and aftcrward went
10 Boston, and it was not iong before he and
n brother had saved up enough money to
buy out his former employer in the clothing
business Mr.. Morse grew ricn, sent ono OF
his brothers TO Harvard, became president Of
the Suffolk club in Boston, and IS now enc
Of the shining lights Of Boston Democracy.
He entered congress in 1876, carrying his dis
trict Republican, by q majority Of 1900.
He had twice before been defeated.
Mr.. Morse has been twice olecteda delegate
to the national Democratic convo1.ion, and
is now representing his state fer the fifth
term in congress.
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rorify. So the French invasion OF soulh-
eastsrn China and The late mnncatio9
az northeastern China have SD all IN;
civilized world % reading up on taa'
curious empire. The full details Of the dis
aster. though 10 began in September, were
Int latoly received. end prove il % have been
tho most destructive food OF Whcn eoineh1ic
history gives account, covering ',oJJ square
miles. sweeping away ten large cllis ana
many hundred Villages and destroying the
homes aad farms OF ot least DOjJ,O0J
peoplo! Worse stll, tho explanation OF
ibo calamity proves that &c is Ike many
that have happened, and only tho iOieruinef
Of greater calamities I'm the future unless a
comprehensive and very expensive system OF
engineering is adopted. Tho problem IS
briefly this. A vast plain, COO miles long and
from 100 to 100 miles wide, extends from the
ocean westward 20 the Highlands, ccIoss that
food plain run three great rivers, just as the
Mississippi and AtcAcfalQya run through the
delta below Baton Rouge, the plain Is very
fertile and dcnsely populated, end when the
rivers are swollen by long continued rams OF
melting snow along their upper course, they
are labloto sweep awayau lcvces and mum
date tho plain. How, then, shall they be
guided and r1strainodi The magnitudeof the
engineering problem can only be understood
By q study OF Chinese topography.
Like other great areas, that Of hin has a
general slope from tho interior TO the sea
but unlike the Mississippi basin, the Chind-
slope Is from cast TO west. and cross sections
Of mountains, winding ridges end detached
table lands cut it up into such fancitul
shapes that each great river has its own
basin and runs to every point Of the compass
in getting down the slope. Tho lang-tsze
Kianr for instance, ChiDa's greatest river,
heads ia Tablet las the Kachuvarl and 1ows
200 milcs or more southeast, but q little way
from The Camboila, which flows out through
Enchin OHM. II then Zoe- Oh as lar north
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,frp. butcher~-
NaiAet Smoked b-o,f.tonre.. tin
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JOSEPH DELARUE, 1a l.. Main su,.t. cd
hanging AHd general machine rlpa lag
Models Tor patents.
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Edward Z. kidder tells the following story,
in which he figures as one Of the principals,
along with Edmund Collier. tho tragedian
who is playing at the Peoples theatre.
In FREELY LOtta's play. Collier and /
played the leaders Of opposing armies
Nothing 20 say. of course. though | believe
ny confrere did remark, come, I'll up 10
the canteen scene, but lots % do and with
uniform that devastated the ranks and hearts
Of the ballet. Collier had a magnificent
sword, the property Of his Uncle Jim but,
alas, | had no Uncle jim and 10 sword. II
l remember rightly, my entire personal ward.
robe for the season consisted Of a pair Of
boot tops, q cape coat and a Spanish fail
I've did not com on till the battle sccle
in the third act, and meanwhile, sat ia our
dressing room at the very Zip top OF the thea
tire, sporting telling stories and inventing
new tortures for John Vincent and his sylph
like prompter-'Billy' DAILY. No call boy
ever penetrated 10 our giddy heights, and
not a sound could reach Us from the STAGE
below.
AT last the future Metamora said.
Ned, let US go down it must be near ouF
scene
And down the seven flights we clanked
with a pompous pride born Of the blazing ac-
cOutrements and the important figures we
were to cut in the coming fray
We reached the stage.
"Horrorsl
The air was charged with gunpowder and
the curtain was down.
Our great scene was over Behind the
shadow Of Harold Fosburg's feet We held a
hasty consultation.
It's a discharge, sure
Il" It's a weeks salary, anyway
&" It's your fault
No, its yours You stoppes 70 talk 10
that ballet girl
We 'moused' around in a guilty manner,
asked a few questions, and the information
that We received made a changed man Of
Collier and crushed my dramatic ambition
forever.
Nobody had missed usr'-Chicago Herald.
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"nut. SIR. Superintendent. you viii admit,
! suppose, that your street cars are outrage
ooslv cold<
"Well. yes, 81 winter they are pretty cold,
of course, but You ought to BE- willing to
take q reasonable view of the matter
Reasonable view
"Why, certainly. Vow, if You should put
O. thermometer in our cars and leave il there
the year round you would find that with the
10 degrees above zero in tine summer and
The 10 degrees below zero in the winter we
strike a pr.t,y good average ia the entire
ycar. "-Bufai0 News.
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Young M Wabash 'of Chicag0-Are you
interested 40 an in matters Of d scientific
nature. Miss Waldo"
Miss Waldo lof Boston-Oh. very much.
llr Wabash"
Mr.. W~abash-You think. then, that every
one should possess some knowledge OF
science
Miss Naldo-Yes, attribute much Of our
Nr Suliivan's phenomenal success t. his
scientific ability THE Epoch
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nicknamcd him
Lucky Leopold
But if the truth
were known, it
would probably DO
found that Boston's
distinguished citi
zen, who lives IN
one Of the finest
houses on Common
wealth avenue, and
at Washington rep
resents the Third
Congressional dis
of Massachu
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IL Tr,s, hoots n Shoes
nA0nALE. 1915 r. MAN
""' - mems and Z. AMI
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Alr. Oyerhcrhine "a Cincinnati drummer
Yes, Two haon IN extensive traveller. Miss
Waldo For the past ten years I don't be-
lievo harc spent more than one month out
off tie twelve no home.
Mss Waldo IA young lady from Boston,
Oh, taius travelling is SO interesting, and it
improves ouo SO much, you know. You have
visited Paris. Zip Overtherhine
Af. Oyoithefhlne-No, we have another
man for Kentucky; my route all lies north
of Tie Ohio river New York Sun.
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4 Lover OF Candor.

i-mp.anious Mani wish you would be
so Kind Us to lend NE s. I'll pay sou
back i1 q few days. Candid Friend-n sou
bad sed mo for the loan in a candid and
straightforward manner 1 would have lent
you the money but asking me IN the way you
did coI-e nae 60 distrust you. Il don't under
stand you. ~ o. u asked me to be 50 kind
job 90 lend sou S." Yes" III YOU had
boon candid y0u would have said to me. BE
so stupid. De- such ana ignominious ass, such
O hopeless IDIOT, as TO lend me g. and
y0l Nigh. have got it. Texas Siftings.
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of Htse.

Han-as City Reporter-I have al account
Of q fellow guilty Of all sorts Of brutalities
which ought 10 send him TO the penitentiary
for lie.
Able Eliior-Write him up and III de-
maDd 0l the authorities their reason for not
arrcting him. Who is hei
"Iullesu. the three card monte sharp
"Eh, THAT siugger who licked the three
editors across fhc wayg'
"1he sane.
"Renamher the golden rule, my boy,
Deal gently with tho erring 'n-Omahe
World.
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Glmbetta and rrexcinef.

When Gambetta was yet alive NJ. dc Ffoy-
cinet, his opponent, once said: "Gambetta
is possessed Of an inconceiyable audacity. /
do not mean to say be has a great deal Of
courage. The fact is, be does not see my
dangers anywhere" Gambetta, having the
saying reported to him, made the following
retort; 'Freycinet is possessed Of a desper-
ate discretion. do not mean to say he has
a great deal Of timidity. The fact Is, he sees
dangers everywhere. Chicago News.
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Tie American Cot Even.

They tell a story in Chicago Of Wagner
and an American composer, who paid him a
visit during the latter years OF his hfe-at least
the American composer, whose name may
have been jenkins, tells it.
II embrace thee" cried Wagner, "as the
Wagner Of American
"Ah,n cried the American, not to be oat.
done either IN conceit or courtesy, II en-
brace thee as the jenkins Of Europsr-Tid
Bits.
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OF Nj NInch Intoren-

Lady 90 husbandl-You don't tell me.
john, that eleven cities were o~verlown and
millions Of people left homeless and starvingl
Husbaud-Nes, IA China.
Lady ldlsappointed,-Oh, in China. Inter-
est.ns matters Of that kind always happen
such a provokingly long distance away
Now York Sun.
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~ very absent minded man. Last
week he spent the two days recess Of the
house Of Representatives at the Fifth Avenue
hotel Saturday night he related a good
joke at his own expense.
After breakfas, this morning % he aaid, 81
took a walk down 20 Fourteenth street and
back. When / entered the reading room here
| went up TO the desk and selected a cigar.
Taking a couple Of matches I sat down in a
corner 10 look over the Philadelphia morning
papers. / read on with the unlighted cigar be-
tween my fingers, and after awhile began %
wonder why / felt no inclination 10 light up,
as is my custom when reading. Ny mind at
the time was half taken up with various AZ.
fairs and the other half with the Phtadel.
phia papers and tho contemplation Of my
cigar. Once or twice | was about 10 strike a
match, but the inclination TO place the cigar
between my lips was lacking, and | desisted.
When ! had read the papers and placed the
file back in its place 1 started IN a stroll
through the corridor, thinking Of many
things far away from the Fifth Avenue
hotel When | reached a big mirror near
the clerks desk | stopped u moment TO twirl
my mustache, aud just try 10 imagine my
surprise when / saw a half burned cigar
emitting smoke In the left corner Of my
mouth, while had an unlighted cigar in my
hand New York Evening Sun.
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Niie-I am afraid, my dear, that Clara's
quarrel with young Mr.. Sampson is a very
serious matter.
husband Nonsense, they will be as de-
voted as ever ia a few days.
Wiie-No, John, | think you are mistaken.
10 girl viii quarrel with her lover Just be-
fore Christmas unicss there are good and
sufficient reasons for it-New York Sun.
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4 Misunderstanding.

Father who has given his consen0-I
hope, Young man, that you know the value
Of tie prize you will get in my daughterf
Young Man-Well-er-no, sir; | don't
know the exact value, but as near as | can
end out its in the ncishborhood Of $1,000
New York sun.
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BICYCLES.


F a periodof four years I've been ii victim
Of a very severe and agonizing case OF salt
Rheum, which affected my hands 10 such an
extent that they almost become a burden.
Ny hand became raw and horrifying, com
polling me 10 keep il covered all the time.
I've spent hundreds Of dollars for various
preparations, but instead Of beneating my
condltl O, they all seemed 10 stimulate and
encourage the progress Of the miserable dis
ease, until I had about given up all hope.
But thank Heaven, 'the darkest hour is Just
before day" AID | am reJOiced 10 know that a
positive cure has been found, which j. known
as b. Is. B.-BOtanic Blood Balm.
My family all rejoice al It's magical curative
powers I'm giving be relief. Ny hand has been
cured and resembles a burnt surface after be
ing healed over, more than anything else. IL
mas also cured my two children OF a lOath-
some form OF Itch whio1 had resisted all pre-
ylOus treatment. ] refer 70 any business
house In Moody and 70 Thomas Payne, drug
gist. Of whom / purchased the goods. Signed
". A. RRYAHT
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WD l1sfhe, abhor detest. desp.-e
1he man VINO does not advertise.
Ami when be ends after New Years
Enough toJustir his fears
l.0t bee laid Boa 600 large a stock.
ilat go bis store folks diin't flock.
AMI haif his goods are still 90 shelf.
he4l Ioathe. detest. lespse himself
Lowell Courier.
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Oood Taste nli.pInceh.

Fair Visitor 10 convict ia for life for muir
lerlnr As grlndmothe There is q bunch
of sNee. vioiats for you, sir. Have you any
thing % complain of
CouFic--Ne ell, yes, Miss. I'm a very tail
man. as You see, and this striped suit I'M
pleasantly emphasizes my stature. ought
90 have something ina pronounced check -
IL. Ll-..
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Leopold Morse is good example of d seli-
made man, and Ike many another dis
tinguishcd citizen who deserves tlat name
achieve his greatness. Many Of his intimate
friends cherish the notion tha. it has been
thrust upon him, and they have accordingly
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Jenny" said a little girls mother, why
don't you be goodP
"Yes, mamma, but it IS hard TO DO good,
and can be bad without trying. "-Philadel
phia News.
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sissippi Is lined with moon SHAPED lakes, once
parts OF its bed, the whole plain Of China is
dotted with signs OF former river channels.
In the glorious reign Of tho Emperor Yau
-2cJ7 70 about 2390 Il. c., or 1850 years ago
"a simultaneous food Of the Pieho and tho
two great rivers produced Such an appalling
calamity that it became q subject Of leseud
and song; and tho FIRST missionaries though.
those legends referred 70 tie Noachiap
csluge. Then a general system u ssrS wss
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Solid Gold and Silver

watches, rings, etc, soil on small weekly
payments. Goods delivered when first
payment is made. Union Installment
Jeweler, corner Ninth and Main streets
(up stairs, over Spence's store, Room g.
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have often re
married That mis-
fortune renders a
place famous as
crime does q man,
for atlogand mon
vil eot 90 SEGA VII
.las which has
boon Frustrated by
"a cyclone where
ten only would
have visited 1t in
culinary frOg-
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81. Nicholas and Culture Clash.

American Youth aged 0-Now If the
effect Of eighty bolts OF electricity is equal in
applied force to-
Santa Claus-IIoly Grail is this the Young
stor that I've brought q yellow monkey on a
red stick fori-Judge.
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sIERLING 2. ROuND3.

Death at tho Ex,Pubiic Printer at
Omaha, Ncb.
One Of the most distinguished printer Of
his time recently died in Omaha. Ills name
was Sterling r Rounds. mr. Rounds was o.
printor born. Whoa lo was only IL years
old his reputation a5o shilllul typo made Linn
foreman c. tho state Office Of Madison, Wis.
This was in 1915. lie was born III Vermont
and when be was l. went cut t. Wisconsin
--Ln Ii n-D.u-. e. .nan u--..- u uL--
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WILLIAM Z. MARROW,
w CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
80. l8 Nnrth SeYen

Special attention given ~ 'obbing ard 70
pairing. sI.IsI
See the Little Gem
OF a drug store, the Park-Place Pharma-
cy, Stokes building, corner Belyidere and
Main streets, where you can find cigars, ciga.
rettes, tobacco. fine extracts c~OiOynes, toilet
soaps. mineral waters OF all kinds, hair brushes,
tooth brushes, cOmba. etc, etc. Physicians
prescriptions Il Speciality. Writing paper, pens,
Don't fail 10 call.
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49, I~cfIaeus wife is dear.
ler husband wen should prize her,
int the best wife this time o. year
j. ID eealstlu slcrlicer
Detroit Free Press.
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Live, live today the sage has said;
The presents ours, the future isn't,
Regret not Christmases now fed;
Content be with the Christmas present
Boston Courier,
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And He Gets IL.

When ice is thick and deep's the snow,
And winter days are drear o.
Man wants but little here below
Zero Boston Courier.
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}. W. fkAisEk. ijls r. Main street
sale ana rutaii. Proprietor ot Praise
lnul Nerve and Bone Eminent.
b. I. REEVE, u2 East Marshall. n. .
DIVA Norton Hone Tonic. Polio,
lcpsia Remedy. &C..
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The Cigarette.

tlli 1lly q small cigarette.
llt my work I viii get 10, sou BET.
FOR tle stern coffin maker
Aud grim undertaken
N4liec.afe I bring fish 70 their net.
Boston Budget
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Although Doe c0vets DO from birth.
And corets DO tArorghlie's brief span,
A.n never. never gets the earth,
ltl s the earth that gets the man
-B0stoa Courier
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The Very Best OYSTER.

received daily, served steamed and in
every other style. Restaurant open from c
am. % IL N. ST. Louis Faust Beer on
traught at T.. A. STU npf's, corner OF Eight
MIN .trnnfa-
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TIE SORROW OF CHINA.
The DREADFUL YELLOW EVER "Nb
rHE RUIN IT HAS WROUGHT.

Some General Information About INC
River system Of tho Celestial Empire
How wun tho Chincsc Curb Their Ei'er''
Tree PLANTING said to re tho Remedy
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Mrs. A. d. PYLE, 80 y. Ftthslre,t a
cleaning, securing, anu carpet .e
NHnuiacturcr on the Acme hanYfaf.f
Mi-. a. hANNISIEh. sl6 D.. nrsi
Lace curtains q specially.
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n. WALLkRSTlNE 4 CO.. u and D. 81 FL
teenth street. Potatoe, butter. h.
lAEe. Ac.
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AihflhLD DAIRY formerly Westnanl ..
\. seventh street, nni lb r.. Man -f,'
frcsh mlih' cream. butter. butter ml. In.
Cheese. ITO
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togo Of the late
Governor Harvey.
Sterling parents
wanted him to be-
come a lawyer but
he wanted TO be
come a printer and
that settled it, A
printer he tecame
Like a true
Knight o. the
Stick Sterling had
q rowing disposi-
ton, and he shortly
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LIGHT AND AIRY,
\ Great Problem.

Tierc are problems in arithmetic
That paic a fellows gills.
And algrbraic corkers
And eeometric pills.
Dlf thc toughest Of al problems,
That with dread a husband fills.
l.to buy the earth ''at special sale"
InrtHn small 6 bills.
Chicago Inier-Oceln.
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TT"|T T|T TT
Flesh slouching on In Pieces.

For two years | have been confined 10 bed
with "A lOathsOmo form OF Blood Poison. which
had about eaten me up, and | and Others had no
hope OF a recovery. For a while 1 could
neither walk, sit down, nor lie down. only In
misery az my ftsh seemed TO be falling on my
bones In pieces rs big a, a hen egg. My appe-
lite was lost, my bones ached anu palued me,
and friends even Stunned me. | usca various
blood purifiers without benefit, and several
physicians treated me until large sums Of
money had been expended, but not one parti-
Gle OF good did any one give me.
On the 10Th OF February. loed, Mr.. T. H Jack
son called 10 see II | was not dead, as Il was
thought | could not endure my suffering much
longer. de concluded 20 Try Il. B. Is. on me
and got Il bottle from Nr. BrockingtOn. at
Beaufort. 5. G.. and before one bottle had been
used ! commenced gaining streng b. my appe-
lite improved, sOrcs commenced healing, aud
when two bottles had been used | was ON my
feet and walking around, 70 the astOnishment
of everybody.
Witness MRs. LAURA HART.
FRED. X. JACKSON.
Beaufort, ;. C., May 10, 1850.
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VFRNoN PORTRAIT GALLLr
Y No. lG Z. BROAD sfREff,
DrLEMOS. PROPhiEroh

We make none bur rrst-clsss soss !" 10 "a
gallery. at prices lower fh7n eIsy. ss ts.ess =
Cabinets at fl.So per dor i'pTrRsizE POh
TRAIT A sPsCIALTY. kntrs ~
ineemen,s offered 70 parties se'''Hs
of our cabinet clubs Of len.
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WALTER j. TODD. f2d y. Sixth street. Con
slgnments OF country produce solicited.
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q. HON, ls2s r.. Main street Wa~iolc5anj
Icwelry neatly repaired.
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&C HOUSTON. ta r. Nam .f,af
JOSH h J. WlNGFfEIh ,.mcr.fI .
and iloai strc,f s. ''tH
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I~ock-mifhs
JOSEPH D~ELARUE, 1g h. Mlln stress. u
banging aHd general machine rlpa lAg
Models Tor patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH r. WlNGFlELD. dealer Do lumber
and al kinds OF mouitinss AnI senen
Rbullding furnishings. 1911 umDer gui ~
order. Office, cOrner Ot Brodl 8ul lAlra
streets, Richmond. Va.
Marble WORKER
wALLEN s. WRAY, Seventh ani Guo
streets. Monuments, tOmhs. marl.cileinll
ties. &c.
Mattress Manufacturer.
ADAM DIACONT, as = Marshall .inti
Wholesale and retail. Repairing noatl ani
T. L. eEBIEl CRENsHAW. el East Bni
street. mattress maker and upnll ttni
wholesale and retail. Repairing neH 800
durably done.
Mineral Water Bottler.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. go ". el-sl
street. Manufacturer OF Vanilla Pluipaa
and mineral waters.
Paints, Oils. &c.
RICHMONDPAlNTsTORE. &. Broad te b
Paints, oils, glass, and painters supplies
Paper Hanging
y. J.. DAVIS. . \. Ninth street. STA r
awnings, oil-ci0ths, and paper hAngins.
Plumbers. Gas and steam Filters
b. +. BEDFORD. 1910 b.. Main street Prscu
cal pnfmber timer. gAs and steam utter.
I. e. TINsLEY. Az Brook avenue. steam 40
gas hitting, Timing, sc.
Real Estate Agents
A. j. BRADLEY a CO., Thirteenth and h.l
streets. Manchester. Agent Tor thc frteis
burg Savings and Insurance Company
q. 3 VAsHON son. No. ! \. Ientn street
II. B. CHAPLIN NCOa No. =. Ieltl 'ts'L
J. THOMPSON BROWN AtOr ll' D. "a1
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 58 + Broais.r eet
Belting. hose. aud all kinds OF rubber E'vl'
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP hAstfa
TURING Co, 1917 +. NAN -. naIa
turers and importers Of stamp no3esusaAV
OLD DOMINION kUBBbk-oIAAf nOHn2
e5 Bank street. Agents wanted 'en4 ~
Sign Painting.
4. = THOMPSON, Franklin street Under -
change Hotel. Advertising ~. ~N'"
board fence and wall signsa speciAtJ. I'm
+. LIPsCOMB, No. p y. Nlnth sif''' o'
painting and gliding on glass
SOAP Factory
r GARCIN s. co, lft5 Frankl1 stie..l,'
bsbsg Iss0' Toilet and Laundry soaps
Tailor-
y " sTAGG. Twelfth street, under AA''
Hotel Civic and military tailor.
U~ndsrtakcrsf
n. n. MORRIsETT. No. II Se'enln
Manchester. Phone, ID
Wire Mattresses and Cots,
r. w. LOWE 2la Z. Main street .1rssss
,er If Champion Woven wire hstif
ard cots. The. best and cheapest 'n'
Ae'' Wood and Coal "a
prp, COAL YARD (Eiba staiionl
nlLnD1 pho streets. ". \. Pitcher. aseoi;
ands OF Coal. wood. and VoAe'
phone. 30
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ugu OF The Horse. Manufacture inI whole
sale dealer.